● Montana Speech and Hearing Association, Missoula, MT (Fall 1995)

● National Brain Injury Association, Annual Conference, San Diego, CA (Winter 1995)

● Independent Living Resources, Napa, CA (Winter 1996)

● Nebraska’s Annual Vocational Rehabilitation Conference, Kearny, NE (1997)

● Washington Brain Injury Association’s “Life Initiatives Family Training,” Bellingham, WA (1998)

● B.C. Ministry of Education, Vancouver Island, British Columbia (Spring 1999)

● Midwest Regional Conference of Rehabilitation Professionals, Springfield, MO (Spring 1999)

● Southern Oregon Goodwill Industries Workshop (week-long workshop for clinicians)

● Pacific Northwest Brain Injury Conference, Breakout session workshop format, Portland, OR (Fall 2007)

  ● California Community of Practice Secondary Transition Conference:  Co-presenter for breakout session, Palm Desert, CA (Spring 2008)

● Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation, In-service p presentation to clinical staff, Pomona, CA

● Regional Disability Conference:  Keynote. Conference sponsored by the Oregon Competitive Employment Project and the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (Fall 2008).

● Third International Vocational Outcomes in Traumatic Brain Injury Conference. Poster Presentation: Collaborative Presentation with Nebraska Department of Education and Mott Rehabilitation Services (Spring 2009)

● National Autism Works Conference, St. Louis, MO. Facilitated two break-out sessions featuring My Bionic Brain^® Cognitive Prosthetic (Spring 2012)

● 11^th Annual Pacific Northwest Brain Injury Conference, Portland OR. Break-out-out session entitled, “The Future of Prosthetic Cognition” (Spring 2013)

● 2014 Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Annual In-Service Training, Salem, OR:  Break-out sessions: (1) “Outsmarting Cognitive Disability and Getting (Back) to Work,” and (2) “The Future of Prosthetic Cognition”

● 2015 Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America – Annual Conference, Denver, CO, June 2015: Invited to present workshop break-out session entitled, “From Soup to Nuts: Using Assistive Technology to Outsmart Cognitive Challenges”